New York Law Journal
Thomas A. Dickerson and Jeffrey A. Cohen, associate justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department, discuss the Affordable Care Act's effect on coverage of autism, New York's recently enacted
...country was very important. My father was a former Marine and a court officer in Nassau County. My brother was a Marine aviator and my...
... Presently before the Court is the Plaintiff's unopposed...and absolving the Plaintiff, Cablevision Systems Corporation ("Cablevision") and...
...and the extent of the attorney general's power to go to court to block transactions by a corporation's board if they would allow...
...have been referred to this Court for trial. Three of the...Edison powerhouses and with steam system equipment. Spina's claimed exposure...
...professors, legal professionals, paralegals and law students in the New York justice system. He was installed on Feb. 1. Other officers...
...criminal possession of a controlled substance in the second degree in Supreme Court, New York County, and sentenced to a term of ...
...8212; Judgment, Supreme Court, New York County (Manuel J...of a body function or system (see Insurance Law §5102...
...In both cases, Delaware chancery court judges denied the director defendants...a reasonable information and reporting system exists—will establish the...
...691.1(l)(1)(ii) and (iii), pending further order of the Court, upon a finding that he is guilty of professional misconduct immediately threatening...
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